{# The strip polls only while poll_attempt is set, and every chain of polls is
bounded; a body without the attributes ends the poll, so no HTTP 286 is
needed. The attributes stay inside the conditional: this is an outerHTML
swap target, so an unconditional request attribute would re-arm itself in a
loop nothing ends. See docs/explanation/decisions/0011-lazy-bounded-health-strip.md.
`load` rides only on attempt 1: htmx re-fires load for content it swaps in,
so a polled body carrying it would request again the moment it arrived.
`oob` makes this one copy its own out-of-band swap, so #checks-body is never
duplicated. The row filters take the whole result, not its state, because a
skipped check carries CheckState.OK and must not be drawn with a green tick. #}
{%- macro check_row(name, state_class, glyph, state_label, message, next_step) -%}
{{ glyph }}{{ state_label }}:{{ name }}
{{ message }}
{% if next_step %}{{ next_step }}{% endif %}
{%- endmacro -%}
{% if checks is none %}
{% for c in checking_rows %}
{{ check_row(c.key | check_name, c.state_class, c.glyph, c.state_label, c.message, "") }}
{% endfor %}
{% else %}
{% for c in checks %}
{{ check_row(c.key | check_name,
c | check_row_class,
c | check_row_glyph,
c | check_row_label,
c.message,
c.next_step | check_step(CheckSurface.STRIP)) }}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{{ freshness_line }}
{# The id is how htmx puts focus back on this button after the swap its
own press causes. It needs no timeout of its own: the route waits at
most routes.CHECK_AGAIN_WAIT_SECONDS, well inside base.html's 20 s. #}